New Species: Its out of this Galaxy

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Post by Jojoyojimbi »

i imagine a tank with 800 of these in it would look pretty badass
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Post by Sergei »

oh these look really nice. I would love some. Anyone know of any where in the south (hampshire) that sells them? or mail order?
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Post by tirzo13 »

wow, that is a nice fish.
not seen one before.
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i got mine from BAS in bolton but i think a few more have them too, do a search on www.tropicalfishfinder.co.uk and see who's got them in stock.

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I'm trying to get them but probably I will have to buy them in Germany :?
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I've seen these in 2 shops now in Derbyshire so they're definitely becoming more available! They are a lot smaller than I expected them to be though! And for that price probably not something I will venture into.
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Post by Jacqie »

Andrew, how is the behaviour of these little fish? Today I bought some Boraras maculata and their very cute but also a bit stressed, are the sp.gallaxy also very busy?
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yes very busy indeed. once they settle in their colours improve and their tails on the male fish are scarlette. they twist and twirl all the time.... fun to watch
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Post by Alistair »

I believe Cherryhill nurseries just outside Middlesbrough are getting some in soon, not sure on the price yet.

Tempted to dig out my old killie set ups and get some.

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Post by stanchung »

Jacqie wrote:Andrew, how is the behaviour of these little fish? Today I bought some Boraras maculata and their very cute but also a bit stressed, are the sp.gallaxy also very busy?
Love them! Zippy and a teeny bit shy. Quite a character. Pity they don't school, behaves like Microrasbora erythromicron-darting around here and there.
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Post by discusbabe »

For those in the UK I saw some of these at Maidenhead Aquatics at Mere Park near Telford, Shropshire and they weren't as costly as I've seen them elsewhere! £4 each and there was a deal on buying I think it was half a dozen which was reasonable. They've had them in since before they appeared in PFK apparently!
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